YHA Helmsley
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A fantastic community run bus service connecting surrounding towns within the North York Moors allowing you to leave your car at home. The services run on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays from the 3rd May until the 29th September 2019.
The bus stops in Helmsley, near the Hostel, are beside the Monument & Co-op Shop.
Visit the Moorsbus website for full details.
Visit the Moorsbus website for full details.
Adult Moors Rover - £10.00
Child Moors Rover - £2.50
WiFi
Free parking on premises
Restaurant
WiFi
Free parking on premises
Garden/grounds
Cycle store
Free parking on premises
Self-catering kitchen
Garden/grounds
Classroom(s)
Beach view
WiFi
Garden/grounds
Free parking on premises
WiFi
Restaurant
Free parking on premises
Garden/grounds
Free parking on premises
Cycle store
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Situated between the North York Moors, The Howardian Hills and the Vale of Pickering, YHA Helmsley is one of the best locations in the country for cycling. Whether you’re a family, regular club...
Situated between the North York Moors, The Howardian Hills and the Vale of Pickering, YHA Helmsley is one of the best locations in the country for mountain biking. The variety of the area is superb; a...
This medieval castle’s impressive ruins stand on a rocky outcrop overlooking the River Rye and still dominate the town.
Helmsley and Ryedale have an enviable reputation as a destination for foodies. The town’s market square is home to a wonderful selection of cafes, delicatessens, pubs and restaurants. While within a...
If you're planning on staying at YHA Helmsley, why not download a free map and get out exploring? All our self-guided walks start and end at a YHA hostel and are graded so that you can explore the...
Built in 1759, the beautiful five-acre walled garden is within the grounds of Duncombe Park and beneath Helmsley Castle.
Set in the ancient woodlands of Duncombe Park, the centre houses the largest collections of birds of prey in the north of England with daily flying displays and winter owl evenings.
Rievaulx is one of the most atmospheric and complete of all the ruined abbeys. Don't miss the 18th century Terrace. There are also special events, such as falconry displays.
In a sheltered walled garden by the River Rye, this National Trust run 17th century manor house has a fascinating collection of period miniature rooms.
Explore the displays that brings to life the lives of ordinary people from pre-historic times to the present day.
One of the county's top theme parks, with rides for all of the family, including Mumbo Jumbo, which has the steepest drop in the world. Visit the website
Set within 1000 acres of breathtaking landscape, the estate houses the Arboretum Trust - a collection of botanically important trees. Visit the website
An unforgettable experience and chance to see the veterinary practice that was at the heart of the much loved stories. Visit the website
Cote Ghyll Mill is adjacent to the Cleveland Way, the Coast to Coast and is at the start of the Lyke Wake Walk route. From the Mill is a vast network of public footpaths leading onto the North...
There are numerous trails across the North Yorkshire Moors to test all abilities. Local trails in easy reach of Cote Ghyll Mill are the ‘Square Corner & Fangdale Beck’ (21 mile) and ‘Swainby &...
National Cycle network (Route 65) passes by the Mill which takes in minor roads and traffic-free routes on bridleways past Cod Beck reservoir.